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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29. 1925.
IVojhan Spars Chicago to Revolt
Against the State of Illinois
LOFT LIKE LOFTY PLACES:
MRS. LOFT GETS DIVORCE
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RENO, Nev.. Oct i9. Ueorgei
Leou ImII, wealthy camly maim'
ficturer of New York, wrecked her
nerves by riaklng a practice of
i wclkiiig alutig the narruw leuxe of
!a MUory building there, .Mi
Kills belli Ahiaru Loft, I'aushter of
a former bo:oiih preiil'leni in
(.'eutnr New York, loin a uono
court today, and she had lo go to
a r,o.spiiul. blic was giuuu-il a Ur
vorca.
Chicago l In open revolt against the state of lllinoit, became
of unequal representation In the legislature, and if withholding
' late due the atate.. Patrick tarr (left), county treasurer, hat lu
stnjctJons to refute payment until the Irgiilatare reapiiortiont the
" representatives. A woman, Mra. E. W. Bemit (right), county com
miatloner, planned the revolt. Chicago hat more than half the
population of lllinoit (ihown in black), but It. elects only one-
third of the legislators (shaded diagram).
Tir-
- HWACKINO SUSPECTED
ASTORIA, Ore., Oct. 29 One
nan It in Jail here and other In the
Hospital as the result of what off!
cars declare was a hi jacking esca
pade last night. The Incident, olll
cera believe, Is connected with the
finding. last night of a fully out
fitted fishing boat drifting in the
Columbia near Havel by the . cus
toms patrol boat Robert N.
. Officers refuse to give out the
sum of the men.
Arundel, piano tuner. Phone I8J-L.
IHCA MASK I,KO MAY HAVK
HAW lONU KAII.ItOAI TKIP
f AaneUted tn Usm4 WlrO
PORTLAND, Oct. 29. The leg
of a man found wedged In the
truck;! of a car on the Union Pa
cific "raln. which arrived here
Monday morning from the east
may. have been part of the re
mains of a man who was killed
10 miles east of Huntington, Oc
tober 16.
Railroad officials today receiv
ed a telegram from Pooatello,
Idaho, stating that a newspaper
printed a story Indicating the vic
tim may have been John Tylor,
who met his death that way.
If this solution la correct, offi
cers said the leg waa carried to
Chicago and back past the scene
of the accident to Portland before
It was dlacovered. -
KPII-KltiV CTHH CLAIM KD.
(Aaoriabd h Vamd WW.)
LENINGRAD, Russia, Oct. 21.
Discovery of a cure for epi
lepsy is claimed by Dr. A. Sper-
ansky, assistant In scientific re
search to the famoua physiolog
ist, Professor Pavloff. Dr. Sper
ansky conducted experlmenta with
dogs Introducing seizures similar
to epilepsy and producing In the
brain a substance which he calls
altotoxln.
'THANK YOU"
ONE' OF THE JOHN GOLDEN
UNvT OF CLEAN AMERICAN
PICTURES
801TII OAKOTA MAY HAVK
TO Jl IT UAH IIIMNK8S.
MITCHELL. S. D., Oct 29.
F. W. Marmon, atate director of
gasoline sales, today ordered all
slate operated gasoline stations to
ceafte immediately the sule of mo
tor fuel. The action waa a result
of the opinion handed down yes
terday by the state supreme court
holding that the retail of gasoline
by the state Is unconstitutional.
"Little Bird Told Me"
In enr'y days superstitious people
paid conslilernble attention to the
birds and their different cries which
were believed to foretell events.
Thus comes the old auyinic. "A little
bird told me," suys the Loudon
Dully Mull.
Truces of tills belief are to be
found In our own Old Testament,
wlere verso 'Jt of clmpler 10 of
KcrleHluKte speaks of "for a bird
of the sir shall carry the voice, ami
Hint which hath wines shall till the
waller." It Is generally agreed that
it Is from this belief In the univer
sal knowledge of birds which, of
course, are supposed to see every
thing from the sky that we gut
this suylng.
Clergyman Harnett Maker
An Anglican clergyman. Itev.
Canon Charles (iridium of Ilrlstol,
Knglund. was the proprietor f a
proMlierou manufacturing business
In the East end of London, the pub
lication ff Ills will discloses, the
New York Times says. The busi
ness, the nuinufucture of harness
for tradesmen's horses, was estate
llshed In 17.MI, nnd was left to the
canon by the will of a relative 12
years ago. The canon is said to
have been a generous employer,
anil the business grew to large pro
portions under tils stierviiun.
A Family Trait
A woman engaged a new maid,
with whose npiieurunce amr manner
she was greatly pleased. When the
terms had been ngreed upon Ihe
mistress said: "Now, my last maid
was much too friendly with the po
licemen. I hoie I can trust youV
"Indeed you run, niudum." she re
plied. "I can't bear policemen. I
was brmight up to hate the very
sight of them. You see, my father
was a burglar."
CHAIRMAN AND
IE
CHAIRMAN
ARE SELECTED
. H. Booth and Dr. E. B.
Stewart to Head Com
munity Chest Drive.
OUTLOOK IS GOOD
Only Necessity Is to Start
People Thinking in Terms
of Ten Organizations
Instead of One.
' Water Intide Cryttal
Oliver Fnrrlngton. curator of the
Field museum In Chicago, brought
from South America n piece of
crystal quarts containing a stnnll
amount of perfectly clear water
which can he seen plainly Inside the
crystal. According to geologists,
this water may have been In this
crystal for 1tt.imil.isNi or lmi,ll.ij,l
years. The crystal belongs to the
Archetin age which exist ed hundreds
of millions of years ago.
, Too Realittie
"I thought," said the disappointed
friend, "you told me this election
was going to be n walkover."
"Well," answered the defented
cauilidate. "It was. I wus the door
step." Stray Stories.
A Complete
newspaper
of
Prinrea. wars, conventions, the excitements
Europe, football victories, the counting up of votes,
church affairs, community weddings everything event
ful. Yet the newspaper is incomplete without news that
concerns you most.
Events belong to unusual clays. But day after day
you get out of bed, wear clothes, eat foods, walk in shoes.
News of better mattresses for your. bed, of better clothes,
food, shoes, at prices you like ... is of more moment
to you than the overthrow of kings. Things of daily im
portance are talked about in advertisements. Shaving
sticks, tooth pastes, cuff links, breakfast foods. Here is
friendly, intimate news to make your days more pleasant.
News of things you know about and might like to know
more. Conveniences you once thought could never be
yours.
Advertisements are the news of every-day things
that concern you most. No newspaper would be com
plete without them.
Advertisements are frequently the most
interesting news in the paper.
Read them.
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RosEBiniFlSte Review
DOUGLAS COUNTY ft
o 4 Nan ., i assess a mi I w
At la! nklit's meetlne of the
rommu'iltr chest con.mit!o Hon.
J. II. Ilnoth and Dr. K. R Stewart
accepted their appointments ax
rampaixn chairman and vice-chairman
respectively.
After making a thorough Invent!-
ration of the community chest, It
service to th various welfare or
ganizations. Its IniHlnesa llke meth
od. Its soundness. Its time-saving
and money-saving possibilities.
they expressed themselves as very
heartily In accord with the chest
and though both very husr, per
fectly willing to render further pub
lic service by giving time and do
ing much hard work to put over
the "ten-in-onV drive or otherwise
known as the community chest.
Mr. Booth and Dr. Stewart, to
gether with a special committee
of T. H. Ness and A. O. Suthei
lin are busy working on the se
lection of men to serve as contains
of teams. Just as soon as this se
lection has been made the captains
will select lieutenants and men
and women for their teams, and a
meeting of all workers arranged
for.
Much favorable comment on the
community chest has been heard
from all sides, business men. pro
fessional men and women, clerks,
laboring people, railroad people and
In fact civic clubs and fraternal
organizations have all expressed
themselves as well pleased with the
community chst. There does not
seem to be anyone who Is not en
tirely satisfied In the matter. From
that angle, success of the drive Is
an an red.
However, heretofore each type of
the ten Institutions has put on a
separate drive for funds (and got
them, too) and people In Hose burg
are used to giving oilv to one or
ganlzatlon at a time. These contri
butions, of course, ac scattered
throughout the year. Put now they
must think In terms of 10 unpen Is
In one. To In? tire success for the
rhest all should get som ld-a
from the solicitors as to what they
are expected to give. It 1s so ar
rnnced that pnyments on pledges
can be made throughout the year
so that a hardship will not be In
flicted on anvnne.
it shouM be understood thnt the
community chest Is a money sav
ing ai well as a time saving sys
tem. One business man. hnvlnp hist
an average business stated that
last yar he paid out pledges
amounting to over ISM). He will not
be expected to give that amount
through the chet. That particu
lar man Is golne to be agreeably
surprised at the figure presented to
hfm this year.
Another man, working by the
day. said that so far as he knew
that he gave out about $40 last
vear. He was Terr happy to learn
that he cotiM reach the same or
ganizations through the che-t with
much less money. Yet all the wel-
A new lubrication service
that wards off repair bills!
Today drive to the nearest dealer displaying
the 'Veedol orange and black sign
YOUR car has just finished a
long, hard summer cam
paign. The lubricants in your
MOTOR . . . TRANSMISSION . . . DIF.
FERENTT AL ... aruj CHASSIS BEARINQS
are worn out Every day makes
harder their job of protecting
the vital spots on your car and
there are tough driving months
ahead.
Now is the time when new,
fresh, clean lubricants are an
actual necessity!
Take a few minutes today
to stop at your Veedol dealer's
and get complete Veedol lu
brication Service the "film of
protection" for every part of
your car motor, transmission,
differential and chassis.
That is your cheapest in
surance against unnecessary
trouble and expense this win
ter. That is the surest way to
get the most from your car
while you have it, and the
most for it when you sell it.
Every dealer displaying the
orange and black Veedol sign
is ready for you. The entire
job will take but a few minutes.
Get complete Veedol lubrica
tion service today.
Tide Water Oil Sales Corpo
ration. Branches or ware
houses in all principal cities.
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VAN BRUNT'S GARAGE !
4t WEST END AVENUE, NEW YORK CITY :j
f 01P TO co"0 PATff i. f ! !
N- Oh ilCH.TI. U ' " 7-S I
1 4-44 Rtc-rlrV5 oil pa l.'
I 4-51 svt rural shlnr ant ina tilling at pLstoa-wsvablus 18.00 42.44 40.44 -
3 4-S1 uc4 Honli oat four ayllndors 14.00 t4.00 jj
. .. st.rm a. -v h
I, s a tiiss ll JIWV ISS I 1IW B
am I. a. au.ii I lO M I fVL I 1 rat. H
II j-4f 8e-lmt&lltn ell ra I S.00 I .96 3.64 ; !
I I Jtaflll ttt 5 r.uw oil - I l.w 1.50 I
I V flfcl hU7i ru uli &9StLv I 9.00 3.w0 B
11-3 OvcrhM'il rr axl - f imlsh an Install
x pinion ew 1 ater gar 1T.00 44.00 41.00
lt-t tnatoll roar uU ast?bl7 6.00 6.09
m Raflll lth 0r CanpotA 1.00 1,00
Ttb 1 Sn 11-8 Orrhot both VnlToroal Jolnt rurnltMng
k SJ"ammmSmmljitltne no balls, plna vul bolts 4.73 4.92 11.57
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An actual repair bill
for f 150.73 caused
by poor lubrication.
The surest way to prevent winter
troubles and big repair bills is to
stop for completeUeedol lubrica
tion next lime you see this sign.
Maim
wm&trmtasB&iissasis
LOCKADE
IS ON IfflUY
MITCHELL MUST Th0 court ,ouncl that ,he Becre-
CT A Mn TD I A I 1C tary of war la the anent of the
0 1 AIXU 1 K1AL. 13 president of the United States and
COURT RULING 'ht he has the necessary leual au-
inoruy 10 aireci an mvesiiKatlon
(Continued from pa ire 1.)
thai In any event he knew of no
provision of the court martial re- imandlnsc general instead
filiations "that gives the president I war
right to bring charges."
When the court reconvened, Col
Tln.nhiirr w In il.la r.1 a,
rrf nrganlaationa are well Ipleasnli blorkade far highway
wlih enmniunlr chest. Why rnul.l I .,,, was concerned last
inev r. witn lejs money nhtnlned j nf!ht ,,, tlrnl prohibition onel Moreland declared precedents
from the rnmninnlty? Whencveri .n. ..... .i..in .. h.rf i.hiLhi th. ,k.
any orcanljntlon imts on a flnnnre4 nlRhway north and south of ! President to convene a general
rampalun In Hnveburir It costs them i ,he clty and ttowed and! court martial without charges
luuunuiv hi iraM -ip. r ur xniDP.. .MH.I.H1 .v.n r iravlln emanating frnm eommanillnv nfft.
and file the charges. It had been
brought out by the defense conten
tion that Colonel Mitchells com-
of the
department should have
brought the case to make it valid.
Colonel Mltrhell nsKed through
It would cost more thnn that. When
'lhne drives are all combined the
cost Is little more. If any. than that
of one of the Individual drives. In
other words If ten organizations
put. on ten senarate drives the cost
would probably be over two thou
sand dollars. That simply
that that two thnusnnd dollars
spent would have no plnce in we:
fare work and more than that the
time put in by all the officials of
! upon the road. Although they Cera of accused. The procedure
made no explanation. It is un-
derstood that they were look-
m lng for a cargo of liquor which
was expected to pasa through
the city last night. They
found nothing, however, to
means , justify arrests. Their search-
lng proceedure continued 4)
throughout today, although
s they atopped only suspicious s
appearing cars. As they were
the various nraanliallons on drives , , on , jd, ,nt, ,venlng
would be "lost" time so far as their
real program la concerned. Chest
satisfaction works bolh ways, to
the giver and to the receiver.
It la expected that the block-
ade will continue tonight.
Heat with gas.
MARTIN DURKIN
ADDS ANOTHER
TO MURDER LIST
Hundreds have put their O. K. oi
classified columns. They sr. thi
starting point of many people's
success and prosperity
(Continued from page one).
ward Sllverton instead of follow
ing the Tortland road. The officer
said he did not suspect Ihe man un
til he turned toward Sllverton, par
ticularly because he was accom
panied by another man Instead of
a woman and a rjfl as the Informa
tion had slated.
Sslem headquarteri telephone
to Sllverton offlrera to check up
on them, but there were no further
developments.
Vood cutters
tiros.
tools at Wharton
MEN'S GUARANTEED HOSE
A S5c hose guaranteed to wear 4
pair 4 months without a hole. If
they don t It's the factory's loss,
not ours. But we know they do
wear. Carr'a.
A Business Man
Goes to Bed Happ
and wakes up happy
if his business.
is advertised
U8
in the present case, he assured the
court, waa "regular and In accord
ance with the law."
Ather objections of a similar
character were thrown out by the
court with alacrity.
One of them recited that the
charge of "conduct to the pre
judice to the good order and dis
cipline" could not He against Colo
nel Mitchell since his San Antonio
statement, charging Inefficient con
duct of the air service had been
directed against the war depart
ment and not against the military
service.
Question of Authority.
An adverse ruling on the second
point waa brought in by Ihe court
late today, it being held that al
though the court martial charges
did not conform In all respects to
existing regulations, they ould
not be adjudged void because they
had been Instigated by the presi
dent as commander Id chief of the
army and navy.
The; court declared the presi
dent aa the maker of court martial
regulations baa the authority to
change or apply them In whatever
manner be sees fit.
In a sharp passage which Imme
diately preceded te decision. Re
presentative Heed of Illinois, coun
sel for Mitchell, pressed for Infer-
jmatton as to "who ordered th. In
'vestigatlon ot the case," and Col
onel Sherman Moreland, the Judge
advocate replied:
"Th. secretary of war at direc
tion of th. president." a
"Is th. secretary of war Colonel
Mitchell's commanding officer?"
returned Mr. Reed.
That make, no difference," re
torted the prosecutor.
his counsel at this point for a bill
of particulars.
"The charges and specifications"
he said, "are too vague to use in
the preparation of a defense." -
Colonel Moreland told the court
he was not prepared to supply any
such statement, but said he would
make an effort to have one when
the court convenes tomorrow.
The court then recessed until to
morrow. td
Billion-Dollar Jockey
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. First plioto erer Uken ahowlng John t). Rockefeller, Jr., In
liilgfnK In one of his favorite sports, riding. It was taken at Hot
Springs Va., where be Ir vacationing;.